No Future for Factory Farming
Over a billion animals suffer on UK factory farms each year
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A Just Transition for UK Farming
Protecting animals, people, and the planet
Factory farming causes immense suffering to billions of animals, damages the environment, and threatens human health.
At World Animal Protection UK, we’re working to end this cruel system through our No Future for Factory Farming campaign and by supporting a Just Transition to higher-welfare, sustainable farming. From exposing the hidden realities of factory farming to empowering people to take action, our work aims to protect animals, people, and the planet.
Changing the way farming works
Through our campaigns, we’re opening more and more people’s eyes to the cruelty so many farmed animals face, and inspiring them to take action.
By speaking out together, challenging harmful practices and pushing for humane alternatives, we can move the world to ensure animals in farming have good lives.
From 2021-30, we have three big goals:
- Proving factory farming has no future – we’ll reveal its hidden costs, and the harm it causes our health, climate and environment. And we’ll expose the corruption and collusion that allow it to thrive
- Creating a food revolution – we’ll work with the industry, regulators, consumers and communities. Together, we’ll reduce meat consumption, promote plant-based products and build a humane and sustainable food system
- Moving the money – we’ll reveal the hidden financial systems that prop up factory farming, and push investors to shift their cash to support higher welfare farming and plant-based alternatives
Our latest farming updates
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Plans to relax factory farm planning rules raise concerns
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Reports that the UK government is considering relaxing planning rules for factory farms following industry lobbying are deeply...
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The false divide between farming and rewilding explained
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On the 18th of March the Government launched its Land Use Framework, reigniting debate about how Britain manages...
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Bad news for chickens as companies drop Better Chicken...
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18 companies have dropped the Better Chicken Commitment, stepping back from key welfare standards for millions of chickens.
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Biodiversity collapse threatens UK food security, report warns
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A new assessment has warned that the accelerating destruction of nature is no longer just an environmental issue,...
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